St. Stephen's Armonk, NY

Born:  1884, Died: 1916; Age: 72 Years

Born in New York City,  1844,  parents  Horatio and Hannah  Jane  (O' Reilly ?) Ackerly. Occupation shoemaker, described as grey eyes, light complexion, height 5'9". Enlisted in Ossining for two years in Co F,  17 N Y Infantry on May 22 1861. On December 1 O   1863 he reenlisted in Co A, First Mounted Rifles. He was promoted to
corporal on May 1   1865. He fought at Jacksonville,, Carrsville and Swift Creek, NC and
was wounded in his left leg. He was honorably discharged at City Point, Va on
November 29 1865.
Ackerly was a member of G.A.R. Post 169 in 1880. He received an invalid's pension on
August 7 1890. He died on April 25 1916 and has a family stone in St Stephen's cemetery, WPA location 8621.
He is on page 1 O  of the North Castle Clerk's roster.He is #70 in the New York State
Adjutant General's Data Base for his service in17 Infantry and is #971 for his enlistment in First Mounted Rifles ( this regiment changed its name to 4 Provisional Cavalry on September 6 1865). National Archives, NARA, records show him on 551/roll 1   for both regiments.

Born in North Castle, July 27 1845, parents  John and Lydia Yerks Ackerman, shoemaker,   single.At  age18  he enlisted  for three years  in Greenburgh  in Co B, 135
Infantry, which  became  Co B, 6 N Y Heavy Artillery  on October  8 1862. He was
promoted  to corporal  on November  16 1864, fought  in battles at Manassas,  Wilderness and Spotsylvania  and was mustered  out on June 28 1865 in Petersburg,  Va.
His cousin.Thomas,   served  in Co E of the 6 NY  Heavy Artillery  and lost his right arm in battle of Cold Harbor.

He lived in Kensico,   was member  in 1881 of G.A .. R, post 169, and died July 5 1892. He  has a family stone and G.A.R.  marker, and is 8613 on the WPA location.
He is on page 6 of the North Castle Town Clerk's  roster, #14 in Adjutant  General's  New
York Data Base and is on 551/roll  1    in NARA,  National Archives